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IBBLE Valley golfer Stuart Andrew made a terrific start / t o his Tamsel Tour cam-


^ Simonstone-based professional upstaged several past and present European Tour players in the opening event of the season at Portal Premier. Andrew returned 75 and 70 and fin­


ished joint-second with 145 aggregate. Denton's Mike Hollingworth shot a


course record 66 in the opening round and added a disappointing 76 m the closing round as he triumphed by


three strokes. • Clitheroe GC members contested a


five-club competition on Saturday. John Cartmell (76-6-70) won Divi­


sion One ahead of Paul Connolly (79- 7-72) and Peter Dunne (85-10-75). Derek Parker (84-14-70) won Divi­


sion Two from Allan Jackson (87-15- 72) and Colin Akeroyd (89-14-75). Allan Clarke won Division Three


with 103-28-75. on Sunday, Robert Capstick and Eric Fitzgera.o anu — -


The Winter League final took place on Sunday, Robert Capstick and Eric


, . - *— ■ globetrotting


Paul Dwyer gets his competitive season underway today - in the sunny climes of Brazil!


The 72-holc Brazilian


Open take place at Sao Paolo GC, and the 27- ycar-old Clithcroe- atlachcd ace qualified for the event via his Challenge Tour rating.


Taylor (level) winning ahead of Keith Pedder and David Brennan (-3). George Stoddart and David Jack- son (4-6) won the fourball par compe­


tition held on the same day. Gary Speak and Michael Finney


(4-5) claimed runners-up spot after a consultation of cards with the Paul Shackleton-David Heesom, Alec I-Iowat-Phillip Walker, Colin Mustoe-


John Wetton pairings. O Clitheroe GC lady vice-captain


Jean Cole returned 97-23-74 to win the five-club competition held at


Whalley Road on Thursday. 9 Irishman John Fitzgerald was a most appropriate winner at Mytton Fold Golf Club on Saturday - St


Patrick's Day, of course. Fitzgerald and James Kennerly


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HERE are only three games left to be played and Low


P. Mercer of Low Moor A accumulated a magnificent


Moor A look destined to lift the Clitheroe and Dis­ trict Snooker League First Division title after a con­ vincing 10-4 victory over


break of 60 to put N. Harris (Billington A) and P. Clark’s (Chatburn A) breaks of 36 in the shade. The Second Division’s high­ est break was recorded by P.


Chatburn A. The First Division lead­


ers now require only 11 more points to be crowned


champions. Runners-up spot is not as


clear-cut but it is a two- horse race between Whalley Conservative Club and Waddington A - they are level pegging on the same number of points but Waddington have a game in


hand. Clitheroe Conservative


Club B look likely to replace their relegation- threatened A team in the


First Division. They remain 16 points


clear at the top of the Sec­ ond Division after a 10-4 win over Waddington B.


Slaidburn could snatch run­ ners-up spot from one of the Rimington teams if they can record three good wins.


jan u uniguuu »


Clegg with 22. RESULTS


First Division


(390); J. Sumner 69, N. Schofield 62; J. Cross 98, B. Kitchen 35; A. Riley 42, M. Peel 72; S. Holden 24, B. Hargreaves 91; J. Timper- ley 102, N. Gamer 69; J. Waggett


Whalley 10 (409), B BV,‘!


74, B. Sims 61. Downham 6 (390), Billington


A 8 (418); P. Marlow 40, D. Wil­ son 88; P. Walmsley 69, P. Conchie 73; D. Ilcesom 70, A. Rydeheard 63; R. Gladwin 78, J. Gibson; P. Parker 69, N. Harris 87; D. Hart 64, T. Wilson 36. Low Moor A 10 (492), Chat­


burn A 4 (345); S. Thompson 68, G. Clark 53; D. Ireland 100, P. Clark 61; S. Traynor 41, A. Hodg­ son 94; P. Traynor 99, G. Simpkin 50; P. Mercer 124, P. Craig 16; M. Holmes 60, M. Lawson 71. Talbot B 6 (366). Catholic


Club 8 (420); O. Hayhurst 79, A. Jackson 56; S. Hayhurst 77, M.


Byrne 59; S. Proctor 36, R. Alston 77; A. Dickenson 58, M. Plant 77; D. Robinson 36,1. Middleton 92. Clitheroe Conservative Club A 2 (266), Waddington A 12 (416);


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T. Smith 89, K. Keough 72; No player 0, E. Houghton 60; I. Charlton 46, T. McKinson 68; K. Smith 64, B. Waddington 81; D. Smith 13, M. Dewhurst 53; M. Whittaker 54, D. Cox 82. Second Division


„ no- Nn Dwyer, just back from


two months' training in South Africa, also hopes to pre-qualify for the Argentinian Open in Buenos Aires the follow­


ing week.


compiled 41 stableford points and tri­ umphed on the day new captains Denis Leaver and Margaret Gradwell drove into office. Mick Bryan and Craig Taylor


amassed 40 points and claimed run­ ners-up spot on the card from Stuart


Crolla and Les McCormick. The Tony Cross-David Hargreaves,


Neil Clemson-Colin Clemson, Martin Thompson-Andy Traynor pairings


won the three divisions of the Winter League.


Margaret Howells (22 points) won .


the ladies' competition ahead of run­ ner-up Carol Cherry (17 points) and Pauline White (17 points). Sue Hugh­ es and Marian Gradwell won the Win­ ter League ahead of Margaret How­ ells and the new lady captain.


.


Low Moor destined to take title T


Pau 40, P


G. Waddington 68. FIXTURES


First Division Low Moor A v Billington B; Waddington B 4 (358),


Clitheroe Conservative Club B 10 (429); B. Phillip 95, G. Ireland 52; T. Walmsley 73, I. Nash 42; G. Laxton 46, D. Nelson 78; J. Davies 60, P. Swales 67; M. Hurst 24, J. Whittaker 112; S. Baines 60, S. Whittaker 78.


Club 2 (290); B. Conchie 87, J. Roberts 62; A. Hartley 63, B. Alston 61; P. Clegg 93, C. Smith 41* M. Roberts 85, N. Gcldard 53; D. Grant 38, D. Clay 74; R. Wilkinson 60, No Player. Slaidbum 10 (427), Talbot A 4


Pendle Club 12 (426), Social .


(396); B. Walker 91, T. Proctor 61- P. Mansell 75, S. Cookson 66; E. Rigby 78, S. Proctor 58; G. parker 48, F. Whittaker 82; D. Cowking 73, P. Proctor 58; N. Hey 62, J. Winder 71. Rimington A 6 (397), Police 8


(410); J. Lund 56, N. Thompson; M. Spencer 53, D. Allen 103; S. Petty 54, S. Dowson 49; G. Wat­ son 66, A. Pilkington 64; D. Clavert 116, B. Griffiths 39; C. Edmundson 52, S. O’Callaghan


72. Chatbum B 6 (374), Low Moor —— ——


B 8 (379); S. Tomlinson 72, T. Richardson 67; J. Read 68, D. Johnson 66; C. Monk 59, C. Tyler 76; R. Turner 78,1. Perry 41; M.


Billington A v Catholic Club; Downham v Whalley; Chatburn A V RBL; Waddington A v Tal­ bot B; Clitheroe Conservative


Club-open date. Second Division


Rimington B v Low Moor B;


Slaidburn v Rimington A; Social Club v Police; Pendle Club v Chatburn B; Talbot A v Waddington B; Clitheroe Conser­


vative Club B - open date. TABLES


First Division


Billington A........ 17 RB Legion.... Chatburn A.. Billington B . -2Talbot B ...


ClithcrocCor.. . . . — Socoml Division P W L P


17 1G 1 172 18 11 7 140 17 10 7 140 17 9 8130 17 9 '8 130 17 9 8 122 17 8 9 114 18 8 10 110 17 6 11 98 17 5 .12 90 18 3 15 82


p W L P


Clitheroc Con B .. 18 14 4 168 Rimington B ....... 17 12 5 152 Rimington A....... 17 13 4 150 Slaidburn............. J7 J1 6 146 -2Social Club....... 18 10 8114 Pendlc Club........ 17 7 10 108 Chatbum B......... 18 6 12 106 -2Low Moor B..... 17 7 10102 Talbot A .............. 17 5 12 100 Police...................... 17 7 10 98 Waddington B..... 17 3 14 82


^ Rimington come down to earth


Earby Town ................... 0 Riminglon .....................0 RIMINGTON were brought back down to earth with a bump in this goal-less draw against bot­


tom side Earby Town. A combination of a poor


pitch, a strong wind and an obvious sense of over-confi­ dence led to a disappointing


game. Playing into the wind in . .


the first half, Rimington too often looked to bypass the midfield and hit long. When they did get the


ball into feet, either the pitch defeated them or they won a free kick due to the over-zealous home defence. Town continued their


spoiling tactics with the ref­ eree failing to stamp his


authority on the game. Rimington had one good


penalty appeal turned down and Liam Carter blasted high and wide with another


chance. But it was too little for


the possession the locals


had. The second half contin­


ued in the same vein. Aamir broke through


from halfway but failed to hit the target, and the keep­ er kept out a stinging drive from Roger Haythornth-


waite. In the last minute, a Paul


Sayle header beat the keep­ er, only to be kicked off the


1UThe locals will not be able to afford many more perfor­ mances like this if they hope to be in contention for silverware this season. With the Craven Cup


semi-final to come in April, and games against Enfield, Craven Heifer and Mill Hill, the players are playing for their places and can't go through the motions again.


Waddinglon ................. 2 n side were value for their toto defeat in the Third Divi xmiiip fnr their


Hellifield........................0 WADDINGTON contin­ ued their tremendous league form with a hard- fought vic to ry over a


dogged Hellifield. After a slow start,


Waddington got on top with winger Matthew Pope


causing havoc. The homesters eventual­


ly opened the scoring on the half-hour mark when Mark Harrison pounced upon a defensive mix-up to smash


home. Excellent play from


Waddington’s hard-working midfielders Parkinson, Boyd and Martin O’Gor­ man extinguished any attempts of a recovery from Hellifield, and it was O’Gorman who sealed vic­ tory with a thumping sec­ ond-half header from a set-


piece; Man of the match was


Iain Czapowski. Waddington now sit com­


fortably at the top of the Craven and District Foot­ ball League Third Division. They host McBride’s at Twitter Lane on Saturday,


kick-off 2-30 p.m. Settle United Reserves 1 Chalburn Reserves......3 CHATBURN had a suc­ cessful day trip to the Dales after last week's 7-2


humiliation. Hibbert and Howarth


returned to the back four, but they were soon caught out as the Settle centre for­ ward beat the off-side trap to fire the home side ahead. He might have extended


the lead but for the wood­ work.


Embley forced the Settle „ ...


keeper into action, but Chatburn seemed out of


sorts. At half-time the home . ,


advantage. After the break the locals


threw everything at Settle, and after missing a glut of chances, Howarth levelled after a game of head tennis


in the box. Gaskell headed Chatburn


in front after Bretherton popped up as the right


winger. And the points were safe


when substitute Mark Sul­ livan beat the keeper from the edge of the box. Clough led by example in


a much better second-half performance.


Four-goal locals share top spot


ton Sunday Memorial Football League First Division after a 4-2 win


B more.


over EH Football. In a real six-pointer, Cow


doubled their points tally in one game to join Plough Inn on 12, although they have played two games


Local rivals Judge T ,


Walmesley, who take on Cow at Roefield on Sunday, beat Lower Darwen 2-0 and are two points adrift of the


leading duo. In the Second Division,


Calderstones enjoyed a 4-1 win over Little Crown ~ their first win since the sea­


son restarted. But Low Moor were


thumped 6-0 by Knuzden. Red Lion crashed crashed


Knuzden..... Ossy Rovers


r o w n c o w


moved level at the top of the Accring­


sion, going down 4-1 to Derby


def at in the Third Divi- leaders Wilpshire Bulls


Head. • Anyone interested in


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Dewhurst (01254 825081). RESULTS


First Division


Brown Cow 4, Eli Football 2; Judge Walmesley 2, Lower


Darwen 0. Second Division


Calderstones 4, Little Crown 1; Low Moor 0, Knuz­


den 6. Third Division Wilpshire Bulls Head 4,


Red Lion 1.FIXTURES First Division


Brown Cow v Judge


Walmesley (Roefield). Second Division


Calderstones v Knuzden


Brook (King Georges). Third Division


Bed Lion v Queens Hotel


Clarets (Marl Pits). TABLE


First Division


P W D L P 4 4 0 0 12 6 4 0 2 12 6 3 1 2 10 7 3 0 4 9 7 3 0 4 9 3 2 1 0 7 ’ 5 2 1 2 7


<1 Division


day defeat


C l i l h c r o e ............................................3


Longridge......................1 THIS local hockey derby started at a fast and furious pace with Chtheroe domi­


nating proceedings. However, against the run of


play, Longndgc took the lead but the locals soon equalised thanks to a debut goal from forward Claire Grindrod. The second half started


with Clithcroc determmed to seal victory and Grindrod notched her second to put


them in front. Rachel Walmsley made


the points safe for Clitheroe when she scored late in the game. Player of the match was Lindsay Brocklebank.


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’ WINTER


DARTS LEAGUE RESULTS


5 1 0 4 3 5 0 , 0


Conservative Club 6, Langho 5 0 P w D L P


Low Moor........ - ■ - - g Ossy Refugees..__5 2 4 1 8 Knuzden Brook 4 1 2


6 5 1 0 16 7 4 1 2 .13 5 4 0 1 12


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Calderstones.... 7 1 2 4 5 Station Hotel... 4 1 1 2 4 Crown Scaffs.... 5 1 1 4


4 KingsArms...... 5 6 3 4 4


Little Crown.... 4 0 1 4 1 Third Division P W D L P


Wilpshire BI1... 13 11 1 } Wood Nook...... 12 10 1 1 31 LS Roofing...... 13


Griffins Head... 10 ! J J “


QH Clarets.... 13 ? ? ,2 | Printers Arms.. 14 1 3 1U ti Mayfield..


7 2 4 23


Miners Arms.... 11 6 1 4 j j Red Lion.......... 9 6 0 3 18


FC 6; Craven B 6, Craven Heifer A 6; Legion 6, Billington BC 6; Low Moor 7, Catholic SC 5; Kings Arms 3, Black Bull (Old Langho) 9; Brown Cow 7, Starkies 5. HIGH SCORES


Johnson; 135 - L. Celestial; 134 + 100 - B. Parker; 133 - D. Barnes, L. Parkinson; 125 4- 100 - N. H?re_ wood; 124 - K. Peel; 121 - L.Tom­ linson; 120-1. Whalley; 119 - S.Ing­ ham; 117 4-112 - H. Burges; 115 -


140 4- 110 - J. Seedle; 140 - J. u l 40. D. Dean 67; B. Dolan 57, V.- . . . . wmm r(,T)5


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ON THE TEE: Denis Leaver and Margaret Gradwcll are pictured


driving in at the Whallcy Road club. (C170301/4)


the name you can rely on ..


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Valuable points for Roefield


R


O E F IE L D B a d ­ minton Club A picked up 10 valuable points in


their relegation battle against Pleckgate. Despite losing 9-7, the


points could prove crucial as they strive to stay in the top flight.


The lower half pairings of .


Martin Meadows and Ann Taylor, and Paul Ainger and Louise Burrill were unbeaten during the match, while the top half pairings struggled against tough opposition. Stephen Pym and Karen Famhill were unlucky to lose


one game 15-14. This left the score all­


square at the halfway stage. The ladies won a game


apiece, the pairings being Taylor and Sheila Hartley,


and Famhill and Burrill. The men only picked up


one game, Meadows and Ainger successful, leaving Roefield beaten 9-7. Roefield now meet relega­


tion rivals YMCA B, with a win by at least three points required to keep alive their survival hopes.


Darters’


narrow victory


I


N the Lancashire Men’s Darts Super League, Clitheroe entertained their


near neighbours Padiham at the Social Club and emerged 6-4 winners. The match began badly for


the home side with Reece Jef­ fries and Mick Duxbuiy both


losing. Ray Hargreaves and man


of the match Dominick Doyle reversed the trend when they won 3-1 and 3-0 respectively, the latter check­ ing on 137 during his victory. James Hargreaves was


beaten, though, despite hav­ ing an healthy average of 70.59 but, once again, Joe Marsden did not let Clitheroe down winning 3-1 to draw the


sides level. Peter Taylor triumphed


thanks to an identical score- line but Lancashire Under 18 player Gareth Cunliffe found his opponent too hot too han ■


die. At 4-4 the match was fine­


ly poised, but skipper Barry Cunliffe battled to a 3-2 win, including a 111 check-out. It was left to Andy Porter to seal victory with another nail- biting 3-2 success.


Bowling entries sought


R


IBBLESDALE Wan­ derers Bowling Club are taking entries for their


Whitbread Spring Doubles


competition. The tournament begins on


April 28th and will run for eight consecutive Saturdays before the finals day on Satur­


day, June 23rd. The club is also preparing


for the Bar-Be-Quick doubles tournament, which starts on Monday, September 24 th. Entry fee for both tourna­


ments is £10 and iurther information can be obtained from Michael Britcliffe, 162 Chapman Road, Clitlieroe,


(424328). \ .


D. Brown; 105 - P. Waring; 100x2+ 13 dart finish - D. Stevenson; 100 x 2


- P. Whittaker; 104 - M. Slater; 100 - L. Cook, J. Stewart, L. Astin, A.


Southwell, S. Dobson. POINTS AND POSITIONS 1, Heifer A 129; 2, Langho FC


' 127; 3, Starkics 1U; 4, Heifer B 106; 6, Brown Cow, Low Moor 102; 7, Catholic sc 99.8, Bay Horse 96; 9, Legion 90; 10, Kings Arms 89; 11, Black Bull (Old Langho) 87; 12, Billington BC 84; 13, Conserval ire


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